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 Table 2. Genetic predictors of clozapine response

                Treatment        Assessment
 Reference  Genetic variant  Sample size  Ethnicity  Clozapine dose  Significance
                duration         measure
 Pharmacokinetic Genetic Markers - CYP P450 Enzymes
 Eap et al.,   CYP1A2*1F  33 (4/29)  Four smoking   Dose range 450-800   NA  CGI  2 patients with marked and 2 with moderate
 [54]
 2004  schizophrenia patients   mg/day             improvement on CGI after increasing clozapine to
 were nonresponders to                             1,400 mg/day
 clozapine
 Balibey et al.,   CYP1A2*1F  97  Turkish  Mean dose: 308 ± 92   18 weeks  BPRS  2.4-fold higher lack of response in patients with
 [55]
 2011  mg/day                                      homozygosity for CYP1A2*1F (P = 0.02)
 De Brito et al.,   CYP1A2*1F  Clozapine   Brazilian   Mean dose in CLZ non-  2 years   BPRS  74% CLZ nonresponders homozygous vs. 33%
 [56]
 2015  responders = 54;   responders = 593 ± 114   CLZ responders homozygous for CYP1A2*1F
 Clozapine non-  mg/day                            (P = 0.0002)
 responders = 27  Mean dose in CLZ
 responders: 535 ± 116
 mg/day
 Piatkov et al.,   CYP2C19*17 rs12248560  45  Australian (Caucasian,   NA  3 and 12 months  Not assessed   Homozygosity for CYP2C19*17 was associated
 [57]
 2017  Asian, Pacific Islander)  formally          with a lower CLZ/NCLZ ratio and improved
                                                   clinical response (P = 0.049)
 Lee et al.,   ABCB1 rs7787082,   15  Korean   Mean dose: 319.0 ± 133.1   > 6 months  CGI-I  19/20 patients were responders with A/A for
 [58]
 2012  rs10248420  mg/day                          ABCB1 rs7787082 (corrected P = 035) vs. 20/31
                                                   responders with A/A for ABCB1 rs10248420
                                                   (corrected P = 0.046)
 Dopamine-Associated Genes
 Shaikh et al.,   DRD3 Ser9Gly   133   Caucasians   NA  BPRS  53% non-responders vs. 36% responders with
 [59]
 1996                                              DRD3 Ser9Gly 1-1 genotype (P = 0.04)
 Scharfetter et al.,  DRD3 Ser9Gly   32  Pakistani  Maximum dose = 600   6 months   BPRS  Better clozapine response in patients with Gly-9
 [60]
 1999  mg/day                                      allele than Ser-9 allele (P = 0058)
 Hwang et al.,   DRD3 rs2134655 in   232  Caucasians and African   NA  At least 6   BPRS, BPOS, BNEG -A allele (allele 1) of rs2134655 associated with a
 [61]
 2010  Caucasian samples,   Americans  months      better response on the BPOS (P = 0.007) in
 rs1394016 in African                              Caucasians.
 American samples                                  -A dose-dependent relationship between the T
                                                   allele of rs1394016 and better response on the
                                                   BNEG scale (P = 0.018) in African Americans

 Huang et al.,   DRD2 rs2514218   208  Caucasian and African   NA  6 months  BPRS  DRD2 rs2514218 significant association b/w G/G
 [62]
 2016  American                                    genotype and BPRS change (adjusted P =  0.033)
 Hwang et al.,   DRD2, Taq1B, rs1125394,   232  Caucasian and African   NA  At least 6   BPRS, BPOS  -African Americans with the TaqIB B1 allele were
 [63]
 2006  and rs2242593  American  months             associated with a lesser response than those
                                                   without (P =0.025)
                                                   -African Americans with allele 1 of rs1125394
                                                   with improved response
                                                   (P = 0.001)
                                                   -1-1 genotype of rs2242593 with a better
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